66GPowers of immobilisation officer

66G Powers of immobilisation officer (1) An immobilisation officer may, at any reasonable time of the day or night, enter and remain on any premises for the purpose of immobilising a motor vehicle of which a fine defaulter is the registered owner or removing an immobilisation. (2) However: (a) an immobilisation officer who is a bailiff: (i) may enter residential premises occupied only by a person other than the fine defaulter only with the permission of the occupier; and (ii) may enter a part of residential premises that is a residential building only with the permission of the occupier; and (b) any other immobilisation officer may enter residential premises only with the permission of the occupier. (3) If requested by an occupier of premises, an immobilisation officer must show the occupier the officer's written authorisation under section 66C(1)(b). premises includes any structure, building or place (whether built on or not). Fines and Penalties (Recovery) Act 2001 39